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BLOG: Student Data in the Time of Covid The sudden switch to virtual learning last spring threw us all for a loop. Students were perplexed, parents were stressed, teachers were overwhelmed, and schools were ill-prepared to roll out an entirely new structure for online learning. However, as time passed, we’ve become somewhat more accustomed to our new normal. Virtual learning is not as personal, effective, or sustainable as the beloved in-person classroom instruction that we didn’t know we’d miss until it was gone. With the commencement of quarter one, it has become even more apparent th...

>> my generation is having a hard time affording living. >> and my parents asked me to pay rent, i'd be outraged. >> dana: students talking to christina as they try to explain the growing trend of millennials living at home after they graduate from college. brett larson from fox news headlines 24/7 joins me now with more. >> do we need to put them in a safe space before we talk about this? >> dana: i'm trying to be sensitive. has a cost gone up since we were in college? >> exponentially it has, there are huge amounts of student data and they come out and they don't necessarily have job prospec...

>> when they say cancel student data, you are saying the minority of people that had the advantage of obtaining a degree should have their debt paid off. you open up a plumbing company, operate that for another ten years, and then you are hiring people and generating a prosperity for all those around you. your friend who went to college but borrowed all of his money and can't pay it back. >> i think harry reid is out saying some of the stuff -- not sure if you talk about student loan forgiveness. >> by utah student whose body

Wouldn't you cosign? >> without even getting into all of the benefits to tax revenue, the problem we have, tucker, his underinvestment in education. >> tucker: [laughs] >> there are huge benefits in terms of higher earnings, morein innovation, a factor of economic growth, and, studies show this. >> tucker: as someone who lives ins this country, though studies are a crock because actually young people are now socialists because of it. >> to get back to your question about university pay, since you talked about socialism and whether we should be concerned about presidents making too much money, ...

Products. no one has noticed this. a syndicated columnist has notet this could, she is joining us. this does seem like taking the most vulnerable and impressionable slice of america and pushing products on them that they will be addicted to for life. is it something else? >> it certainly is that. it's not merely the idea of addicting them and getting them used to the brand from preschool age. it's also about data mining. i've been investigating and reporting on this issue of infiltration of education and technology in the public schools in particular for the last decade. tucker, the problem is...